Auburn proves to be better team in Orange with win over Syracuse
Behind a flurry of dunks and another career game by Jabari Smith, Auburn handled Syracuse 89-68 to take fifth place in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament on Friday.
Behind a flurry of dunks and another career game by Jabari Smith, Auburn handled Syracuse 89-68 to take fifth place in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament on Friday.
The regular season ended in less-than-ideal fashion for Auburn when it was swept in straight sets for the fifth-consecutive match against Mississippi State on Friday.
The Tigers followed their road loss to Little Rock with a 91-42 routing of Charleston Southern on Friday, behind a pair of career-best performances from guards Aicha Coulibaly and Annie Hughes.
Auburn's Iron Bowl history is packed full of miraculous wins and infamous plays. In this article, we're taking a look back at the history of the Iron Bowl and some of these wins.
When it comes to Auburn coaches' first Iron Bowl, they hold an 8-9-1 record. Can new head coach Bryan Harsin even out the record this year?
Auburn will face its fourth-straight ranked opponent on Friday when it travels to Mississippi State to wrap up the regular season.
Auburn will close out its time in The Bahamas with a chance to lock up fifth place in the 2021 Bad Boy Mowers Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament when it faces Syracuse later today at 3:30 p.m. CST.
"That's an NCAA Tournament team," said Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl. "That team is picked to win their league...They've been together for about, you know, three years; we've been together about three months."
Auburn’s women’s basketball will be back on its home court on Friday when it takes on Charleston Southern.
It’s a quick turnaround for Bruce Pearl and the Auburn Tigers. After a long, hard-fought, double-overtime loss against No. 22 UConn, they’re going to have to do it all over again this afternoon.
Auburn basketball may be in The Bahamas this week, but next year's Thanksgiving week plans are already set.
Auburn basketball dropped its first game of the season in a double-overtime thriller to No. 22 UConn 115-109 on Wednesday. It was the first game for both teams in this year's Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament hosted in Paradise Islands, Bahamas.
Auburn's two longest drives of the night, which collectively chunked off more than 10 minutes of on-the-field action, ended with the offense attempting field goals.
Despite closing the gap multiple times late, time ran out on the Tigers’ comeback attempts as they fell to Little Rock 57-49 from Jack Stephens Center in Arkansas.
It’s going to be a tropical Thanksgiving for Auburn men’s hoops this week as it participates in the Battle 4 Atlantis in Paradise Islands, Bahamas. The Tigers will kick off the tournament with a matinee match against No. 22 UConn on Wednesday.
“We know Little Rock is a good team,” Harris said. “I played against them a lot. Excited about going there, but I do know that we’ll have a battle on our hands.”
Following its road win in Tampa against South Florida last Friday, Auburn basketball moved up two spots in the most recent AP Top 25 Poll, released Monday.
Auburn volleyball fell in straight sets to Kentucky on Sunday afternoon in its home finale. The Tigers lost their fourth straight game to drop to 13-14 (5-12) with just one more game left on the schedule.
"Part of what I told them before we left the locker room is ‘We’re the underdog. We’re expected to lose," Harris said. "Nobody knows what’s in your heart. That’s why we play the game.”
Fresh off its first win in nearly a year, Auburn will try to make it two-in-a-row on Sunday when it travels to Georgia Tech.